For one, he petitioned Congress to abolish slavery.
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When Titans Tangled
As America was feeling an urge for empire, Mark Twain and Theodore Roosevelt rumbled.
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Tracks of a Traitor
When he turned his coat, Benedict Arnold turned a revolution against him
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Daily Quiz for July 19, 2017
William Benton who owned the Encyclopedia Britannica in the mid-1900’s had been vice-president of the University of Chicago and also held these two government positions.
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Moment of Battle: The Twenty Clashes That Changed the World by James Lacey and […]
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Wargame Review- Armchair General September 2013
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Game Buzz- Armchair General September 2013
Bioshock Infinite (bioshockinfinite .com), the latest installment of the Bioshock franchise, is set in […]
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The Fall of Elam, 645 B.C.
Assyrians obliterated the troublesome kingdom in present-day Iran. Twenty-first century Iran exasperates its neighbors […]
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What Next, General? Rommel Defends France, 1944
As Germany’s famed “Desert Fox,” YOU face an imminent Allied invasion.
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You Command Solution: British Rifle Brigade in World War I, 1915
Historical outcome and winning Reader Solutions to CDG #56, May 2013 issue. The May […]